If you've been following this blog, you know how much a fan I am of Comic Related. They industry experts are insightful and top notch. Also you probably saw how I'm planing on using Kickstarter to attempt to at least partially fund the comic. Originally I was waiting till a large chunk of the comic was done, so I had more to show thus better 'sales pitch' but it seems many other comic creators had similar ideas. No I fear I may lost in a wash of other comic pitches. Thankfully my concept seems fairly unique, but I will have to get on the ball getting my stuff set up and over to Kickstarter. . .sigh. One more thing on the ever growing list.
In any even the 48 min podcast is worth listening to. Again Comic Related is run by the guys that put out Blue Line Pro materials, of which I am also a great fan (their boards erase better than everyone else I've tried, which for someone that screws up as much as I do it important. . .I hate using process white [1].)
So without further ado:
http://comicrelated.com/news/12687/sketch-podcast-50
[1] process white, is a substance that, similar to Jesso for painting, that is painted over a mistake ridden area, and allows the penciler to draw over it in pencils. Kinda like white out but it doesn't 'tear' the same way. A lot of tech savy artists. Simply draw the panel on a different board now, and place it in the page over the 'afflicted' area once it's done. I like both methods, but since I'm fairly old school I do like using process white when I can. . .
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